*Interested People* GNI - What is happening?
January 16th, 2010 at 3:37 am
Hello Interested People,
If you are in GNI, and I think most of us are, then you will have
received the latest update yesterday.
I have had a few panicked emails, which is to be expected, but I
think most of us are simply reading, re-reading and digesting the
news.
I know I had to sleep on it before I could really comment, but
now I am ready to understand, accept and move forward.
The GNI as we know it, the 6% weekly, is on hold for now and they
are creating a new GNI. This is necessary for now and is to be
considered a recovery plan. I suspect as things get stabilized,
we may find the "old" GNI again at a later date. But that is
speculation on my part, of course.
Why the need for recovery?
-There is a huge amount of funds frozen at their bank. The funds
are frozen due to something that has nothing to do with GNI. But
they are caught in the net the bank threw out to sort out some
incident of money laundering or scam of some kind. Again, nothing
perpetrated by GNI!! Rest assured.
But the simple fact that this large amount of funds is frozen is
hindering their potential income and/or the fulfillment of
withdrawal requests. They managed to move on for a few months
nonetheless, but it has become a critical issue now.
-Scammers within the membership. Those that took advantage of
loop holes in the deposit and commission structure caused a huge
amount of money to be paid out to people that really hadn't
earned it, taking it away from the members who had.
-Apparently the arbs business is bringing in less than it had
been as well.
All these factors combined is at the root of the restructuring of
the program.
The good news?
-They aren't quitting or disappearing! They are working hard to
make sure no one is let down.
In a nutshell, you
won't lose your money with GNI. But the terms are changing, and
they are completely different than they were. But there will
still be a profit and it is still much better than any bank will
give you!
From the forum regarding deposits:
You get it all back. Everything you put in and
everything it earned up until now. You have not lost
anything. You get it all. If your balance is less
than $21,000 it will take 6 months to get almost all of it and in
the 7th month you will have all of it plus some. In the
premium plan it only takes 5 months. And you will continue
receiving for a total of 14 months. After the 5th or 6th
month, everything until we reach the 14th month is profit OVER
AND ABOVE WHAT YOU ALREADY HAVE IN THE PLAN TODAY. The only
change is that you cannot withdraw at will, it can be
withdrawn/reinvested over 14 months, it will compound monthly
instead of weekly should you chose to do so, and it will earn a
lower but still outstanding interest rate every month.
Don't despair. The new plan will get your money back to you
with interest.
The site is down right now as they reprogram the back office to
take the changes into account. The forum is open and very active
right now.... if you aren't registered yet, you must register
using your exact GNI username and password and then it must be
approved. See: http://www.gniforum.com
Once in there, please have a look around, but specific posts I'd
like you to read are:
http://www.gniforum.com/index.php?topic=1376.0
http://www.gniforum.com/index.php?topic=1359.0
(Look for Catman's posts. Catman is the math man
and presents a clear and logical explanation for us.)
http://www.gniforum.com/index.php?topic=1362.msg16398#msg16398
http://www.gniforum.com/index.php?topic=1357.msg16281#msg16281
No one likes change, it takes a while to get used to it and we've
been quite spoiled by GNI, so that much harder. But honestly,
14%-16% per month is nothing to snicker at! The biggest change is
the principal is included in the monthly interest AND the term of
the investment is now definitive at 14 months.
Read the posts above for the math and how it all works out to our
profit. Be grateful they are continuing in any format and not
disappearing and/or giving up. Time to move forward and accept
what it is and be grateful for it.
So relax, accept and enjoy your weekend!
Suzanna